Posts Tagged ‘Studio’

Today’s retouching…

The first image of Paul is the original and the second is the retouched version. The best retouching, in my opinion, is retouching that isn’t noticed. Although extensive retouching was done to the hands, nails, skin, and forehead, it still maintains the realism and integrity of the original image.

Side note: In case you were wondering, I used a forehead from another photo that wasn’t covered by Paul’s hair.

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Photos from shoot with Paul Francis

Here are a few selects from my shoot with Paul Francis from Q Models. The shots of him with Maree are still being retouched. They should be up soon!

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Models for Upcoming Shoot

For this upcoming shoot, I’m working with Maree from Marilyn Agency and Paul from Q Models. I’m looking forward to working with two models on set and seeing how they interact with each other.

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Nathalie Edenburg Photo Selects and Video

Nathalie Edenburg, from Marilyn Agency, just booked a contract with Victoria’s Secret and is also featured a number of times in the current issue of V Magazine. This photoshoot with her went very well and I couldn’t be happier with how the video and images turned out. Enjoy!

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Production Stills from shoot with Nathalie Edenburg

Here are a few production stills from my most recent photoshoot. Behind-the-scenes video and final selects coming soon…



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Hair Story with Chantal

One aspect I enjoy most about Beauty test shoots is the freedom to experiment and try something less conventional. This shoot with Chantal Stafford-Abbott from Marilyn is a perfect example.

We had just finished the shoot with Ieva and had already exceeded our allotted time in the studio space (every additional 15 minutes increased the studio overtime fee). So, time was most definitely of the essence.

We started shooting at 6:10 and finished at 6:50. That’s 4 different looks in 40 minutes! We had to work fast, problem solve quickly, and shoot quickly. I’m very pleased with how well everything came together and plan to submit the story to various online and print magazines. I’ll keep you posted with how those submissions go.

Hair by: Elsa Canedo

Makeup by: Georgi Sandev

Side note: Congratulations to Chantal for just finishing the Marc Jacobs show for NYC fashion week!


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Skin Beauty Shoot

For this shoot, I wanted to focus on body and skin images. Numerous beauty products are skin-care related. So, being able to shoot skin aesthetically is essential to being a well-rounded beauty photographer.

We booked Ali from MC2 for this shoot and it went just as I’d hoped. We started with a very diffused white background. This lighting tends to wrap around the model, which works nicely for body shots. Photo 1 is the best from that series. Next, we moved in a black background and did a series of shots with water falling. I always enjoy shooting water because each model reacts to it differently and the compositions are spontaneous. Ali’s enthusiasm was excellent and like the shoot with Masha, we ended up with a number of quality images to choose from.



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